one of the biggest rescue companies on the planet. aig head ceo robert bemioneux. he is talking to me. if you don't get fbn -- >> demand it. >> yes. >> greg: hello, everyone. i'm the wee wordsmith, greg gutfeld with delectable defender, kimberly guilfoyle, tough and tender in light blue suspenders, bob beckel. right wing eric bolling and the nation snow globe dana perino. it's 5:00 p.m. in new york city. 1:00 a.m. in my heart. this is "the five." this show is packed tighter than rosie's sweatpants so let's do this america. ♪ ♪ >> greg: the national nightmare is over. it finally got my teeth cleaned but also the last republican debate occurred. we have wanted fireworks and got black snakes instead. all ash, no fire. odd moments like when john king asked the men to name

their favorite color. >> courage. >> consistent. >> resolute. >> cheerful. >> greg: i never heard of those color. as usual, newt was newty. >> you are told you have self-esteem, even if you can't read the word self-esteem. >> greg: that is a great line. yet, he still felt out of place, like an ex that keeps showing up at bowling night though the new guy is there. then there is ron paul who reminded me of ron paul. >> congressman paul, you question the fiscal conservative credentials of all the gentlemen, but particularly rick santorum. you have have a new television ad that labels him a fake. why? >> because he's a fake. [ applause ] >> i'm real, ron. i'm real. >> congratulations. >> greg: he is physier than the guy at a hardware store who brought the wrong bolt and lost the receipt. mitt, steady as ever. he is often right, but you wish he want. it's the hair. rick santorum returned to form as newt-like.

>> i have to admit i voted for that. it was against the principles i believed in. when you are part of the team, sometimes you take one for the team as a leader and i made a mistake. >> greg: well, he less batman and more robin. one thing is missing, obama. the only thing that could add a new spark to the field of candidates. the chance to square off directly against the one guy who would make any of them look good. with unemployment near 9%, real unemployment god knows where. rising gas prices, dead keystone pipeline and eric holder still about somewhere. the republicans need to get one guy in front of obama and go head-to-head. he is their secret weapon. tepid sitcom. have the group hug like starting episode of "mash," take the starting q.b. and get the playoff. even tom brady could win this one. the american public must choose two, or the prom date will never get the tux in time. it was in '87.

i had to wear my mother's house coat with a golf bag over it. >> dana: so weird. don't have a picture of that? >> greg: i do have pictures. what did you make of the debate? did you watch it? >> kimberly: i did. i was hoping it was more exciting. it was on another network. we took sloppy seconds. but i thought he did okay. newt came back a little stronger, which i like. >> greg: a lot of mixed metaphors in there. i won't touch. bob, where did santorum end up? this? >> bob: well, first of all, let me just say the american people won. that is the last one of these things they have to put themselves through. santorum, look, santorum had his moment. he wasn't up for it. obviously. romney wins this debate, by default almost.

but he loses in the general election, because he puts himself so far to the right. yeah, he beat rick santorum. he will win michigan, and he will win, i think arizona. he will probably put the guys away. it was a storm, man. your idea -- first, it's closer to 8%, not 9%. you think against obama any of the bums will stand up? >> greg: all they have to do is get in room with them. >> bob: get out of here. newt has a better chance. >> dana: that would be fantastic to watch. >> bob: romney won by default. that's too bad. >> greg: eric, do you think that, did anything occur to you that was positive? i saw a few moments. >> eric: before i get into that, kim is delectable, bob is tough guy and dana is america's snow global and i'm swamp thing? >> greg: right wing swamp thing. superhero that lived in a swamp. my impression of the debate is

four guys trying to figure out where they are. i expected newt gingrich to be tougher on everyone. he backed off. ron paul -- a lot of guys played nice. i didn't love it. but it did strike me as look, it may come down to romney is the guy, santorum might be the guy. either two. but they are not going to win in 2012. obama is going to lose in 2012. so really, for me, it doesn't matter which one goes of the two. still g.o.p. in 1600. >> dana: like if you had a salad mixer thing and you could take the economic abilities of mitt romney, his experience and the social conservatism with the debate skills of newt gingrich which are amazing and ron paul still has -- we don't talk about him enough. he has enthusiastic base. if you mix them together, the american g.o.p. public might say that is the guy we want. did say that anybody who thinks that romney would not

take on obama in a debate, he eviscerateed rick santorum. >> bob: that is eviscerating rick santorum. the history of the american politics is littered with the bodies of people who tried to beat an incumbent president because he had to lose. that is the problem. this race, obama has to lose it. $4 gasoline, the economy gets bad, whatever. but they have nothing to take to the public, except for they're not obama. it may be enough. but it's rare it happens. >> eric: $4 gas by that time. 9% unemployment. it will be enough. >> bob: do you think the munchkins are up to this? >> dana: absolutely. >> eric: i don't think it matters who it is. 8.5% unemployment and $4 for gas, america will say i'm done. not four more years. i think ron paul could beat -- >> bob: do you think ron paul could beat obama? >> eric: you pick that one.

>> greg: ron paul is the most comfortable person on the stage. >> you're a libertarian. >> greg: comfortable in his own skin. i hate using that cliche. >> dana: last night, i thought ron paul and the gingrich as bookends were interesting. if you look at the body language and posture, gingrich sat there the whole night like this. >> greg: yeah. a guy at a bar trying to pick up women. sitting here hanging out. >> bob: he didn't want to be seen as the nasty mean guy. >> i had a problem with the debate. the $64 billion-pound gorilla in the room is gas prices. he didn't even ask it. so unbelievable. unfair. >> greg: national review posted an editorial, excellent question. why should conservative trust the choice of their candidate with the mainstream media?

should they kill the presidential debates altogether and instead have the party officials and conservative activists choose a venue and so on? we put together a montage of what you are talking about, bias in the debates. >> since birth control is the latest hot topic, which candidate believes in birth control and if not, why? [ booing ] >> if tax cuts create jobs why didn't the bush tax cuts work? >> governor romney, do you believe states have the right to been a contraception, or is it trumped by constitutional right to privacy? >> this is an unusual topic that you raise. >> do you believe that the states have that right or not? >> george, i don't know if the state has the right to been a contraception. no state wants to. >> a question about texas. your state executed 234 death row inmates, more than any other governor in modern times. [ applause ]

have you struggled to sleep at night? >> greg: it always seems like they're more like dissec dissecting a frog. less interested in debate than taking apart conservative ideas than mocking them. >> dana: that is a big election top nick a way. liberal bias in the media, does it except and how bad is it? a few years ago the candidates had a right to say we'll refer to the rnc, republican national committee and let them decide what debates we'll do. they couldn't come to an agreement. instead, cnn will call you, say do you want to do a debate? call you, santorum is going to do the debate, are you doing the debate? they find themselves over and over every night in the situation. >> one or two of the questions may have been off the wall. but they were legitimate questions. the contraception question was not brought up by the media, it was people attacking obama

on the contraception stance. you know who asked toughest questions of all the debate? fox news. we ask tough questions. >> dana: the contraception question that george stephanopoulos asked came well before the obama mandate. >> bob: you're right, i think stephanopoulos was over the line. >> dana: or he had a crystal ball. >> andrea: it's hostile and -- >> kimberly: it's hostile and aggressive. you see a difference between the way they question and talk to democratic candidate versus republicans. >> dana: the heritage debate they had was the best, substantive, especially for a republican primary. >> eric: where was the gasoline price? it's top most in americans' mind. >> bob: it's their responsibility to raise it. >> eric: are you kidding me? this is cnn in the tank --

>> bob: it's a big issue. why didn't a candidate raise it? >> eric: why didn't cnn raise it? it's their job. >> dana: because they don't think -- >> eric: ask the right question. >> greg: unless you don't want to hear the answer. my point is 80%, 80% of those in the media vote democratic. clearly they have some antipathy toward -- >> bob: the republicans don't have a clue about it. >> dana: now to the "b" block to talk about that. >> bob: talk about eric's speculation. >> greg: over here to me. >> bob: you. yes. >> greg: president obama said things about gas prices today. eric has a rebuttal. i envision a whiteboard, gas tank and a lot of numbers in my future. my pet ferret captain sparkles andry holding a seminar on needle point. if you'd like to attend, e-mail us at thefive@foxnews.com. >> dana: can i come? >> greg: yes! ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles,

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: president obama is telling the world he's already won another term. think i'm kidding? listen to what he told the latino radio station. talk about amnesty for illega illegals. >> my presidency is not over. i have another five years coming up. we're going to get it done. absolutely we have strong support in the latino community, because they've seen what we have been working on. >> eric: now the amnesty debate it's presumptuous he is a lock for another term? >> kimberly: if oh could take it back, i guess he'd like to walk it back. that is not a statement to make. he is promising everything to everyone like he did the first term. we're know how that turned

out. >> dana: it's a code. i couldn't do hit the time. people are crazy. if i'm in second term, i'll get you everything -- >> kimberly: i agree. >> greg: he has every right to be cocky. he is the popular kid in school. he could show up less. he is the fonzie. joe biden mr. cunningham and hillary clinton is pinkie. >> bob: that was the shortest open you have ever had on the show. you beat up obama just briefly on that. he is talking to a hispanic audience and the republicans blown it when it comes to hispanics. romney support base is 18%. george bush understood this. he got 45% of the vote. the republicans are going to get killed and they deserve it. >> eric: president obama has a plan to solve the energy crisis. because gas is getting

expensive. listen to obama. >> not feed the wind, solar, battery industry, china or germany because some politicians refuse to make the same commitment in america. we are making new invest in the the development of gasoline and diesel and jet fuel made from a plant like substance. algae. you got a bunch of algae out here. all right? >> bob: you are on, eric. >> eric: i know. we spend $700 billion a year. we use 20 million-barrels of oil per day. he is going to solve it with algae? >> kimberly: i have algae i can sell. >> bob: you are the gas man. if we're so worried about gas, why do american refineries ship gas overseas? >> eric: they don't ship gas. >> bob: they ship a lot. >> eric: import and export gas. >> bob: we do export gas.

>> greg: i'm bored already. >> bob: you get bored on everything. >> eric: you talk about how he said give me another term and i'll grit it done. he did it with the energy speech. i couldn't do it in one term i need another. >> dana: let's go to carter, because that's when the energy -- every president said we have a longer term problem. we need to do something. i thought today was a huge missed opportunity for president. wait, is this the energy speech? where is seriousness? where is the jacket? who is he talking to? who is cheering him on? is this a campaign event? what am i watching? what is going on? the fact checks on the speech will be fascinating to watch. >> bob: dana is on point. this should have been a

serious policy issue. serious issue. if he had done this out of the oval office for example and talked about the fact he is has an approved pipeline from canada already. a lot of things going on you never want to talk about, because you want to talk about drilling in anwar. drill at your beach house. >> eric: gasoline prices, we outlined this earlier. don't go through it again. july 5, 2008, george bush sig signed the document that pulled moratoriums off offshore drilling. oil went from $15-barrel in six months to $33 a barrel. you is to admit, drill more. oil prices go down. >> eric: he did take the moratorium off. >> bob: except when jeb his brother asked him not to do it is. there a moratorium there now? >> eric: yes. b. that has been lifted now,

right? >> eric: no. >> dana: it's like accommodation on obamacare mandate regarding contraception. they say oh, we are going to lift the moratorium. okay. you see the headline and the next day, wait a second. that's not what it says here. >> eric: a permitting process. >> greg: the story is he actually said, didn't he say he is doubling down? doubling down on solyndra and the volt? that is what crazy people do. when something doesn't work and you continue doing it. >> bob: how long is the dinosaur crap going to last? >> dana: our lifetime. >> bob: what about future lifetimes? >> eric: the is fair share of the debate fair? you won't believe how many americans aren't paying any federal income tax at all. we stats next. first, president obama is in the the only one singing the blues. it had the gal blues this morning on "fox and friends." >> bob: put your dogs

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♪ ♪ >> dana: welcome back to "the five." fair share debate, is it up side down? we have word from herridge foundation and aei had it as

well, 55% of americans paid any income tax to the federal government. we'll get into this. and discuss it. because there is a lot of angles. how did we get here in the first place? take a listen to what president obama has been telling us the hast couple of years. >> everyone gets a fair shot and does their fair share and plays by the same set of rules. americans who afford it should pay their fair share. it makes sense for those of us who have done best to do our fair share. the american values of fai fairness. of fairness and responsibility. we expect everyone to do their fair share. everyone is doing their fair share, everyone engages in fair play. everybody does their fair share. build an economy everybody gets a fair shot and does their fair share and takes responsibility. everyone is playing by the same set of rules.

>> dana: now we have an election year debate, how much do we have and how are we going pay for it? how many taxes? i think we should add in how should we wholesale reform the tax system. do you think when people think that this statistic, 55% of americans only ones paying income taxes, it's a mess? >> greg: break it down. there are people paying payroll taxes. 18% of people who don't pay any taxes. i'm not interested in demonizing people who don't pay taxes. i'm interested in stopping the demonization of people who pay most of the taxes. i think that is what we're talk about. the car warfare rhetoric. some people don't pay taxes. i get it. i'm a conservative, i don't want to pay taxes. i have a solution. fair share tax. anytime someone in the media says fair share they are taxed $5. in a week the democratic party

would go bankrupt. >> kimberly: what would happen to obama? >> bob: i agree with dan ab. instead of beating a dead horse over and over we ought to reform the tax code. fat tax is something we should look but this is the facts. 80% is earned by the top 50%. why should they be paid taxes? they don't make money. >> dana: is the tax system prevent people from earning more >> eric: it found for the first time in history, if you are on the government dole, 45.5% of americans not paying -- >> bob: that is insulting. >> eric: can i finish? >> bob: go ahead. >> eric: if you accept government help you make $47,000 onarm. if you are paying taxes, they

make less than people taking. makers make less than takers. that gets to be 50% of the people because they vote. if it exceeds 50% it will guess worse and worse. the makers won't keep it with it. they pay 90% of tax. >> bob: 87 and 90 is not far apart, is it? just because people take legitimate tax deductions, and every president including george bush did the tax deduction added people who didn't have to pay taxes. that was the right thing to do. why should they pay the taxes? >> eric: we can solve the problem. forget flat tax or income tax, go to fair tax. tax stuff you buy. it doesn't matter what you make or don't make, who you are. >> dana: there is a way to do that to give a credit to people of lower incomes, so

basically they are getting more to afford sales tax. >> kimberly: it's built in. everybody agrees, virtue that bob agrees with this and says we should explore a wholesale reform of the tax system. it's not working. sorry, bob, but with the current administration, we're spending more than taking in. this is a huge problem. you don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure it out. it would be equitable if everybody pays their fair share. >> eric: the wayer -- >> bob: the way eric throws it around, exact same number of people didn't pay under george bush. people didn't complain about it then. >> dana: they did complain about it. child tax credit issue is a double-edge sword. the child tax credit is meant to help families. what it did is it took people off of having to pay that rate of the income tax.

then can you turn and and complain? that's why wholesale reform is good. brian streeter, a smart economist said back in the day, rockefeller could have written a check and pay off our entire national debt. if bill gates wrote a check it'd pay for two days of interest. isn't that terrible? >> eric: there are far more people than under george bush. >> bob: terrible economic times so more people are on food stamps but the fact is there are no more people paying taxes than under president obama. every president has taken people off the tax roles. every one of them. >> dana: we have to run. okay. this is good. i guess we're going to talk about it more. in the next block, we will talk about chaos in middle east. a christian pastor is about to be executed in iran. obama apologized for quran

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i'm bret baier in washington. the big story is the energy policy speech and what he thinks are the chances in the fall election. tonight on "special report," the president let it slip how confident he is in winning in november. ed henry has that story and details of the president's remarks in miami about gasoline prices. the men aiming at trying to kick the president out of the white house are preparing for a crucial stretch, more than 500 convention delegates are at stake in an eight-day period that begins next tuesday.

mike emanuel tells us what the candidates are doing today. there were more deaths in writhing over the religious materials by the u.s. troops. two of the dead are americans. president obama sends a letter apologizing for the burning of the books. cameron powell has the -- colin powell has the story. "special report" starts at 6:00 eastern. now have back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: i used to do -- >> bob: i used to do a lot of stuff to that song. and a pastor arrested two years ago. i will say this. i know i get upset on this issue. in this country, we were to put someone to death who

converted from christianity and islam, we'd have uproar here. the iranians do enough bad things. the idea to pick on christians like this, the muslim world has to rise up and say we have a right to be christians, no matter where we are. you have to stop this stuff. >> dana: the saudis, there is no loved lost between saudis and the iranians. it would be interesting if somebody from saudi in the royal family stood up and said absolutely not. not to create more problems amongst sunni and shiaias but not a moderate choice but a strong voice to say it doesn't happen. >> eric: the saudis are equally as nervous about iranians as the rest of the middle east. 'canes no. they are, but if they want to make sure there was a lot of unity around the world, they might consider sticking up for

innocent person. >> eric: have the group in america come out in favor of the pastor? that would go a long way. >> bob: part of that is because the thugs who are the, in the muslim community who are the terrorists scare the heck out of moderate muslims who will not stand up and speak out. this has got to end. christianity is the world's second largest religion behind muslim and we have a right to exist wherever we want. syrians are killing children, women, christians and our government -- >> kimberly: we're standing by. >> bob: there should be sanction on the people. syrian story is not covered up. >> kimberly: why is there a double standard this >> dana: it's difficult for journalists to get in syria. we saw this week two western journalists killed trying to do their job to report on the

story and show the atrocities. that is one of the great things about journallism. the power that a free media can bring to an issue, an attention. i remember mike mccurry, president clinton's press secretary saying the same time that everything was happening in serbia, if they had had more information on the front page of the "new york times" every day about rwanda, they might have been able to step in and do something sooner. the western world seems hogtied when it comes to syria. >> bob: the problem, what kind of people, you know, kills christians and riot over a burned book? >> greg: they kill each or. it's not about two different worlds. he's about two different eras. we are in the 21st century and dealing with people in the sixth century. it's almost an impossible -- we are at a bell curve where we have reached a point. they are still way back here.

the only way to stop that is stop that. >> eric: let me -- >> bob: let me ask you a question about this. 100 million muslims in the world. 110 million muslims. >> eric: billion. >> bob: excuse me, a billion. percentage of the people are reasonable moderate people. why do you think they don't stand up and say something? >> eric: that's what i said. i would love to see it happen here because they're trying to make a play. the issue with the mosque downtown and the moderate muslim group saying there is a percentage of us, of them who are extremists, over there. they're not here. but a lot of money comes from there. they could say enough. this is a good way to say make a statement, and we absolutely

despise what you are doing. >> kimberly: there is no leadership. disgusted with the double standard and i don't understand why we let people be murdered in syria. i don't know why they are not outraged to stick up for a father of two who is courageous. >> bob: the question is what do you do with syria? we could put sanctions on that we have on iran. move to one other topic. the producer asked me to do this. he is right. we need to talk about this. obama took heat because he apologized for corruption of quran? does we think it's right? absolutely. if my bible was destroyed by another country i would ask that country to apologize. >> dana: if your bible were destroyed you wouldn't riot and kill two people because of it.

that is what happened. i understand that they called and said it will be better in the long run if we apologize and move on. it would be nice to have p.s. at the bottom that said by the way, thousands of our military men and women are there to protect you and make sure you have freedom of religion. let's have decorum. >> greg: i would hate to upset these folks. burning a quran. they might kill our people. wait, they already do that. >> eric: sarah palin is demanding apology for the killing of the two soldiers. >> bob: i agree. they should haven't rioted. i'm a credit to what happened if i saw the bible being burned. freddie wow wouldn't behead anybody. >> eric: well, maybe -- no. >> eric: can i ask a question? were they burning or disposing of the quran? disposing. >> bob: i'm not sure i agree with that. coming up, with the supreme

court strike down racial preferences at colleges and how will it impact the 2012 election? fiery debate, you can count on it. coming up next on fox. don't go away. ♪ ♪ @=h

♪ ♪ >> kimberly: welcome back to "the five." the supreme court is said to take up a controversial case in the fall. this is just before the nevada election. this case came to the court after a white student was denied admission to the university of texas. this is a huge case. the law is based on 2003 case that justice sandra day o'connor wrote the opinion on that set up the guideline for everything for affirmative action. this is a direct play against it. which could change the way

applicants admit ones they use. >> greg: i wish i read the article. the first group is the top 10% of the class. the rest, they factor in race. it's not the diversity of the college campus but spreading the students out once they're there, so it's like creating the, creating even balance when there really doesn't need to be. the problem with affirmative action it forces people to college they may not be prepared to go to, so they drop out at a higher rate. it's much better to match a school to your test score and succeed there and perhaps move from that college to another college. go to junior college. >> bob: i got in a lot of colleges. not because of the test scores. >> kimberly: how did you get in? >> bob: football. did they say that, what are the rules specifically? >> kimberly: you can use this as a criteria. >> bob: you can use it?

>> kimberly: yes. in 2003. in the fifth circuit, guess who got involved to stop it from getting to the u.s. supreme court? the obama administration. wrote a brief on behalf and now it's -- >> bob: what is the arguement? >> kimberly: he is had better grades an minority applicants and were given advantage through affirmative action. critics say there seems to be a need for this before. if you look at the demographics of who in fact is enrolled in school and you compare it with the different ath necessity, white population, et cetera, african-americans, latinos it's disproportionate. you have more white and less per the number enrolled -- >> bob: blacks were denied admission to white universities in the beginning of the country. why not balance the scale up? >> kimberly: but at what point have we overcompensated where now you discriminate against a different group? that is a question. >> greg: what about the point i made earlier if you get them to colleges they're not prepared for, they have a tendency to drop out higher.

>> bob: is that true? >> greg: yes. >> kimberly: is that from a institute? >> greg: gutfeld institute of affirmative action studies. >> bob: do you know it's accurate statement? >> dana: i haven't been to the giaas site lately. but you don't get what you pay for at the colleges. if these were businesses and the end product, you would not buy it. you'd say i'm not buying that. >> eric: there are predominantly black colleges as well. if diversity is the real issue, should shay have diversity? >> bob: to concept was to make up for hundreds of years of ills.

>> kimberly: we get it but when do you stop? >> greg: you never stop. that is the thing. you are eternally guilty. >> kimberly: i'm not. >> eric: you are guilty. >> bob: i understand why it riles people but people who are silent there were years blacks were denied access to construction jobs and college and everything. that's why we have it. >> dana: good news, in the private sector, bosses, ceos and the like recognize diversity is good for the company. so they look for diverse college. if you take the top 10% it accounts for 57% of admission. that was increasing enrollment. the debate continues at another time. >> greg: it won't. >> kimberly: yes, it will.

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is♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: time for one more thing. in the debate last night, the moderator asked each candidate one word that would best describe them. i have a word that describes you, but i can't say it. i said it earlier. >> kimberly: delectable? that's it? >> greg: yes. >> kimberly: more. my one more thing is not a surprise. not dancing queen, though that is two words. mine is energy. you know how when i do -- >> greg: wouldn't it be energetic. >> kimberly: fine. >> dana: if you're poe dan tick about it. >> kimberly: i'm energetic. right? >> bob: i have two, loveably stub bosh. and anybody who is my age who is still a liberal is stubborn. >> dana: and lying.

[ laughter ] >> bob: did that come from you, miss snow globe? >> eric: passionate but i have one for bob. engaging. greg, mercurial. dana voracious and kimberly embullion. >> greg: infectious. >> dana: he had somewhereracious. i'm voracious. i'm hungry. called myself establishment. >> kimberly: who is hungry for carrot sticks? >> greg: my one word is portable. i can get in overhead baggage >> eric: did you mike my word? >> greg: mercurial. >> dana: better than swamp thing. >> eric: what is up with that? >> greg: it was a compliment. superhero. >> bob: it was. >> greg: all right kids, we have